Last night and afternoon, PBS held the production at the hall. Many families and friends came to watch the show. We all had a great time and tried our best. We were having lots of fun and giving our best.
I am a Year 8 student at Panmure Bridge School in Auckland, NZ. I am in Learning Space 2 and my teachers are Mrs Anderson and Ms Kirkpatrick.
Thursday, 28 September 2017
Elections Kahoot
This week Mia, Sky, Savelina and I were focusing on kahoots. We had to make a kahoot based on elections. We had to make 10 question based on elections.
Kiwi Can
Today was our last session for kiwi can for term 3. We were split into 4 groups and we played objects. We then went outside and played hand soccer. We had to get the ball to our goal using our hands. We were numbered and when our number was called out we had to run and get the ball to our goal.
Critical Analysis - Coca Cola
This week LS2 has been focusing on advertising. Most advertisements have slogans like 'just do it'. I choose to label a coca cola advertisement. This is my critical analysis. I have labeled all the visuals and attractive details from the coca cola ad.
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2017,
Advertising,
Coca Cola,
Critical Analysis,
Zahra
Wednesday, 27 September 2017
The Princess Bride - Narrative Theory
Our class did a film study on the movie "The Princess Bride". We completed many activities about the Opening Sequence, Character introduction, Fantasy Conventions, Shot types and Narrative theory. Hajera and I have completed a DLO about narrative theory.
Monday, 25 September 2017
What is a Coalition?
We were finding out about what a coalition is and this election coalition, we will be finding out if New Zealand First will be joining forces will National or Labour. We have been following the election results and how it can change/affect the government. This DLO contains who our local MVP is and how will the coalition with NZ first affect the results.
Scale Drawing
Last week, LS2 were making scale drawings. We had to rule 1 centimeter lines on our original image and enlarge it to 2 centimeter lines on a A3 piece of paper. The ratio of this was 1:2 since we are enlarging. We had to make sure we were copying the original image onto the enlargement square by square so it could look like the original.
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